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   High Point Enterprise, The (Newspaper) - October 29, 1950, High Point, New Mexico                                Partly and mild Sunday VOL 307 THE HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE THESE DAYS For tary on ia tto and international raad daUy tlM ASSOCIATED WIRE SERVICE HIGH SUNDAY OCTOBER 1950 AP NEA FEATURES PRICE 5c Doily lOc Allied Ships Land Me Far Up Coast Of North Kore French Face Hard Choice In Indochina A hard choice of LOCKE RESCUED William of Enfield and High Point is shown at extreme right with other UN soldiers freed by Allied forces in North Locke at tended High Point College and Locke is the former Ronda Sebastian of High In the group Ito are William James Alexander Edward Jack Hawaii Takeshi Honolulu Robert and Air Force photo from Atomic Control Plan LAKE IP Soviet Foreign Minister And rei Vishinsky today ripped into the plan for atomic expressing doubt the would halt atomic bomb production even if the United Na tions adopts its In a speech to the as 60nation political com lasting two hours and 15 Vishinsky rejected once more the con trol He also charged the with having started the Korean with using Japanese troops with to cut up Ger backing Fascists in high ports in and with build whether to stand and or to fall back through appeared developing for the French garrison of even as fresh arms arrived here for the French fight against the Communistled Viet A French military spokesman reported attacks on two outposts of an isolated French fortress city on the Red River on the border of Communist He said Vietminh shock troops were coming in contact with Fort only two miles east of and mortar fire had been brought to bear on a small French unit which is withdrawing from four miles farther The unit was reported to have suffered no French warplanes again raked the field army of Ho Chi with bombs and Groups crossing from the east to west bank of the Red river about in affaire miles south of were government m eastwest among the Diplomats Speculated the new Communist Show Of j The French aircraft carrier Dix force might nudge government nearer to western slipped 60 miles upriver to in this capital city with the fifth India Gravely Concerned Over I Of Tibet NEW Indian officials appeared gravely concerned tonight over Communist Chinas Tibetan invasion order and its possible effect on the policies of Prime Minister Indian Complications loomed in the United where India backs Communist Chines bid to replace Nationalist India has advised China informal ly that an invasion of Tibet would that the Chinese actual ly have crossed the an I JTC iin r j 7 avc me an f more difficult Indias ef Indian government spokesman said forts in this a foreign spokesman added that no re ministry source said had yet been received to an to cess g to a rumor at Lake sent to Peiping ves that India would drop her and backing of Communist this regret at the Tibetan develop ort i ing a string of military around the bases spokesman said Government policy wil o t T have to be reviewed in the Indla s moves I the fact Mao s government assured a few months ago it desired of the latest there is no question of executing a volte face or In a stinging reply which 16 Senator j Indian ambassador Panni Henry Cabot Lodge confirmed in a message today Vishinsky hehad wondered Chinas that Chinese Troops have been ordered to advance into Ti the mountainous top of the world on Indians i northern The Peip Tuesday that been issued Ing recent days whether the sian minister was be cause a frightened man can be Lodge said every child knows that growing Amer ican military power is not meant for offensive action against the Soviet He challenged Vish insky to prove that Americans an official using Japanese troops in Korea Tungs Communist and told him to stop being who sat stonily through most of the rebuke he received from turned brick red obvious anger when the senator advised him to stop being i j a peaceful solution of the future of which claims autonomy after centuries of nominal Chinese New Delhi has been host to preliminary negotiations between Tibetan and Chinese delegation for an C State Gets First Private fl Atomic Energy Commis sion announced today that the first nongovernment atomic furnace in the United States will be built on the campus at North Carolina State college at The nuclear reactor will be owned and operated by the Consolidated University of North Its cost is es at which will be provided by the The AEC will retain title to the uranium fuel which it will loan the The commission that the known as a nuclear will be used chiefly for searching out peace time uses of atomic It said that private operation of the reactor is permissible under the atomic energy act be cause it will than a gram of plutonium a an insignificant production rate in the manufacture of atomic Plutonium is one of the key materials used in the making of atomic The will use a solution of fissionable uran 235 salt as with the apparatus encased in four to six feet of concrete to guard against the escape of harmful In announcing approval of the AEC Chairman Gordon Dean congratulated the college on its foresight and initiative in undertaking to further the broad development of atomic energy in the United Dean predicted it will make a valuable contribution to the atomic energy program both in the training of nuclear engineers and in In a separate the college said it hoped that with safeguards on the atomic furnace can be made available for public It will be housed in a special laboratory to be erected with a fund set up by the Bur lington Mills The statement said the re actor is designed to operate at a maximum power output of It said if the furn ace keeps going full blast seven days a it would consume less than three grams of the uran ium fuel a The college pointed out that atomic radiations may be used for many purposes including treatment of disease and medi MORE ON PAGE SNPA Sticks By Defense Of The South va ern The South asso capital city with the fifth and largest shipment of Ameri can military aid to reach Indo A French spokesman said the loaded in San included 40 Navy Hellcat replacement parts and Recent French reverses on the North IndoChina frontier accelerated the American aid The primary tactical problem of the moment was at more than 900 miles north of There the French swelled slightly by units with drawn from awaited encircling Vietminh units flushed by victories that cleared the French from 400 miles sociological Pact Ministers Agree To Naming Of Military Chief Defense ministers of stuck by its guns and its today in defense of the From the publisher James Stahlman of the Nashville Banner presented a resolution yesterday against what lie said was a determined campaign of vilification WHITE SULPHUR j the 12 North Atlantic Treaty nations indicated tonight that they on tne prompt appointment of a supreme commander for western Europes They had apparently reached no decision as how on the controversial question of German The ministers recessed at 6 Eastern Standard Time after an allday They reconvene at Some hours before the session broke Dwight widely expected to be the supreme com and falsehood against the South an der of Europes joint held a conference with as a The he has maintained its character in the individual and government de spite the vicious assaults of po of the Attention was focused here on the opportunities the gar crackpots and subversive malcon m a majorj for Escape corridors President Though no major announcement j ident Truman might well be his resulted from this it did opponent in nothing to dispel the belief that Reporters asked Eisenhower to Marines Fight Way Out Of Presence of Chinese Reds in Korea Taken For Granted Seventh division landed high up on Koreas e coast today with the avowed of driving to der before the shattered army can We are going to the Manchu an destroying any enei we find in our David Seventh was quoted as saying in pooled Soldiers of the Seventh swej ashore near Iwon on a stretch coast already cleared by nort ward plunging Republic of KOI ground Iwon is almost midway betwe scene of a landing and South Korean four days and port 60 miles from the Korel Soviet Siberia At Iwon the Seventh forces are 75 miles southeast the Manchurian border at L closest They are 178 ro miles beyond A field dispatch quoted Barr saying his division originally w scheduled to land at Bi he told AP Gene Herrick to save time by ing on to Herrick said men beg going ashore at 6 this mo This figure is more than normal strength of a There was no clarification of the South Korean forces driving the east coast were far to t north of troops speared to wit the general will get the big what difference it would make 41 miles of the f C i t j I t I The President didnt put the 1 Politically if he accepted the west question to Eisenhower Powers defense But he added that I he I have no The SNPA adopted the Truman always knows that I of doing in 1952 any and its direction that the 1 available for i thing different from what I am do through the SNPA president name a commit The defense in a now tier today in a United drive to clear all Korea Firing back at charge that the United States ex for military purposes are fifty times those of war II Lodge told the com that even if they were far greater the United States military power would not have an offen MORE ON PAGE Banning Charged With Violations Army announced tonight that Major Harold has been charged with the mishand ling of more than in his capacity as Berlin military finance Banning was arrested in on 12 after having gone to the United States on sum mer He had in his possession t the but said Chinese dispatches resurgent Reds can potent striking Joined by some Chinese munist the Korean were throwing in furious as focc closer to the border of i re The Indian Government spokes that perhaps the North Atlantic man said it is impossible to Ot guage reso j capabilities for g 2 if of northwestern from the nature of possible French authorities somewhat intemperate and per The communique said the Offered u fifth ment f ef tHat irio l ra t o haps should be toned also are required to reach Calcutta and various iron curtain jm foreign that the next step stress that the garrson ar capitals declared a Chines must await reaction to and French planes have guard had knifed westward from the Indian message of surprise in blasting Vietminh conof the omitting improve these Chinas Sikang province and was well inside Tibet on a mission to iw liberate the Tibetans and He presented a modified version j agreement on further measures centrations in the Government sources concerned A withdrawal operation would words as vilification and poi The defense thQ docti unofficially they were not pleased trorn domination with the prospect of having Chi and safeguard Chinas western Communist troops along the SY 1 northern border in place of peace reported he had no ful Iron Curtain Methods Used In Soys GOP Chairman Republican State charged in a statement east Hoke and Lee in order to keep it By thus manipul today that outside of the ironi ating the voting populations of curtain we challenge anyone to the the machine is able to present an example of studied the will of the people in tical oppression of a minority the strong Republican sections in group which can equal that in the Republicans of MOKE ON PAGE Storm Toll Is Mounting But Stahlman de claring he had no apologies for the wording in either the pre inent completed the first half of its agenda Eisenhower said he and division reduced the I man had a general talk on to 41 miles by react we stood i fne important road junction We only explored general eighth army hea tions and he No de Quarters finite decision were I re These and British cot the defense chiefs peat as I should not brigade troops ly reached no decision on that I am a member of the thrusting up the Korean amble or the text of his as to what role Germany jarmy and always ready to do coast toward the Eigi He insisted there was ho anything I am asked headquarters said Then the general went back to the should reach the frontier Pentagon for further talks with a army talks that From the fi well fit in with the can swing of his heading the combined i about 14 miles to defense force in nn a shall be given in the task of political intent in the Barking Europe against and expressed hope that there j were people in the SNPA with say something fense coast guard launched an j in language that would receive i attempt today to snatch three j men from Pacific ocean storms Heiskell said the changes weie tKo that Already have claimed not as a matter fading on somebody s toes say they should be Balked by mountainous rather as a matter of European defense minister re Baleys statement appeared in the United a foreword to a Buz zard Nest which ac the western half of the state and prevent them from having any off the Columbia river and Grays the coast guard sent a cutter from Puget farther to to reach the disabled fishing Bo off Grays The a 58foot lost a and was wallowing in giant Another fishing representation in the Congress of vessel reported it was standing but was unable to Be The Republican s t a t em e n t aboard the Bonanza were charged that the 17th judicial dis they were personal which i the Democratic party of j trie t was gerrymandered by the had had when originally asj fostering oppressive political j legislature In 1931 because prose to Germany in wac The army announcement said he is charged with violation on a number of counts of Title IS of the United States covering the responsibilities of and two The fate of another the tK frauds Santa was unde No report had been asserted that one out of I up of r c Tll heard from it since it left Neah every three North Carolinian i v ea Carolinians is and Davie for There a and are was some hope that the boat had Say Teachers More than half of the states high school English teachers believe that the basic English texts used sea off yesi But PresidenT Truman could hard m arp not during a takeoff from make a choice until the North This finding of a research com 1V1 P Roosevelt Atlantic treaty asked i mit tee was given here todav at the The listed two crew to i i fall meeting of the North Caro 3IORE OX PAGE Attack Bomber Lost Off Cuba One of the new at tack i There had been speculation that big enough j an announcement of the he made sponsible to a European assemb Without mentioning of defense Marshall told i the defense ministers today realistic action should be taken j he the situation is crij bors oers as r it A uu t j And although todav s Purdon of and indicated that agreement Teachers association Art i rit ert Edward chief j been reached on the creation of a electronics also of supreme headquarters and supreme The third commander in western at Womans The research commit tee also re ported that little grammar and il Let t t 4 TN i j The GOP statement said connected with the other a small oort and had E escaped steps remain to eb theme worK are being taught in agS SE ci machine has so Concerning the reported its IThe defense schools beyond the 9th and with violation of the the state by splitting set forth Even nnf The crash than a Rations must be approved bv making most college fresh of up the strong Republican sections The 17th district is so overture into Pacific The i week Navr announced council of ministers i men deficient in their preparation title 10 me times it wiu oe to in tne election of United States currency and elect x x x the strong there were so many election military payment certificates with Republican counties of frauds practiced in Watauga coun a total value of over inta Davie and the close now ty that the Republican solicitor Specified under Republican county of Davidson of the district sent a number of r War 1S larceny have tacked onto strongly bills of indictment against elec Of in PUT 4t 3 had Moreover President m turn Pitting an added re of in United States counties South Carolina line thei to lne grand jury PORTRAITS By Metcalfe and down at the first term of court in Some of the bills were mutilated and never returned while others were returned no true The solicitor stood up in open MORE OX PAGE ACH morning I behold the sky And tell That I honor God on earth And keep my promise true That I will live unselfishly And do my part To serve my every neighbor with Sincerity of heart And though I do not keep The promises I make I try to give my daily best For His beloved sake To cherish those tcho love me and Forgive the ones icho hale And make when I em Or negligent or late Because t do my God And by His holy will 7 know that He will hear prayer ask Him to AB its way into San reported one The freighter President John son put into port there with a cracked plate and possible other The tanker Bunker Hill was forced back to Port An taking a pounding MORE ON PAGE unloaded and are the heaviest ever to land on a aboard the wouldnt want to more impression that he was ing Eisenhower toward a post thai sponsibility on the colleges to teach these High school deficiency in teach Cause of the crash was given the political would take him temporarily out of ing grammar and the re port primarily is due to the as engine failure ofj The meeting heavy extracurricular load that boost or The boost is had obvious political i English teachers have to extra power supplied on takeoff Eisenhower again is being propos Chancellor Edward Graham by a jet engine in the rear of theed by Thomas Dewey of Womans college addressed the planes fuselage The is New York and others for at meeting today and cred by two piston engines under the Republican presidential Louise Smith of Greens its 1 If he were boro Max Wilson Loses His Law License Heres What To Do If And When Atom Bomb Falls You can j With that the gov ut today eve an Max Wilson of former state legislator and lawyer now serving imprisonment for has been denied the ege of practicing law in i id I it was here toi you The took place ftt aj 4jn a meeting of the state bar council f in Raleigh this under is serving a two follow these six survival secrets three yean sentence in a federal prison in He was con in connection with trans 01T i Dont start In the and the Drop flat on the ground or confusion that follows a hopes sales will zoom into To keep from being tossed a single rumor might touch off the about or hit by flying flatI a panic that could cost your i James acting di ten out at the base of a wall or The new booklet is the first of of et on a major inland leading to the Manchurian is 31 miles sou east of where the way crosses into Manchuria a power dam across the Yah British commonwealth trc MORE ON PAGE System For Reserves The army tonight announced point system to determine wl enlisted reservists among on active duty will be sent It said the same system will used in determining the which additional enlisted reservi are ordered to active duty in possible future At the same time the army that no further manj tory calls to duty will be issued this time to enlisted men of reserve except for a ed number of specialists in medical and counter It said this ban on fu mandatory recalls does not a to reserve The army called its point tern governing the selection of listed reservists for overseas a service credit It said one service credit i be given an enlisted reservist each year of his age over for each year of reserve two for each combat award has four for each of active federal fou each year of overseas sei and eight for each The reservist will receive for less than a of federal or overseas ser he has had three months atom the bottom of a its kind that the government said copies are fraction of that time ii TM 1 f 1 t A Vvi 1 1 1 It A have get down in a base ment or If youre caught T j lc actions with the Federal Land seek shelter alongside Bank of a building or hump in any handy your face in your put out for the A more billed to state and local civilian federal service he will an AThis will protect your face from j technical work covering some of defense officials and One credit also wil flash prevent temporary the same ground but using big for each three be blindness and keep flying objects words and complicated formulae The combined efforts of the fedja major fraction of that time si of your was published last August by era state and local governments in overseas It determining which enlistee servist will be ordered oved from among the ranks of active the army said it choose first those with the MORE Try to get If you after a bombing u u rush outside right the atomic J will be needed to get this booklet i new 32page Survival j and the information in it into every Under Atomic wa in to canned and Under Atomic was in the Wadsworth tied foods and pared by the national security food and water may have t sources It sells for a dime A private publishing Ban radioactive I Superintendent of MORE ON PAGE  

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